I'm using a Lombard 333mhz with 320mb ram as my main computer. I'm looking
to replace my ancient SCSI scanner and my printer with a low-end printer/
scanner/copier. Every one I see say G3 required/ G4 recommended. I'm
concerned my laptop may not be up to speed. I'd like to hear from those
with
Pull it out of the center and Radio Shack had a replacement for mine, and I
believe Dell also sells the same cord that looks like Mickey Mouse.
That is the AC cord, to the wall. It never fails, IMHO.
If you are talking about the cord that goes from the supply to the computer,
That *is*
On Jun 7, 2005, at 11:57 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
Pull it out of the center and Radio Shack had a replacement for mine,
and I
believe Dell also sells the same cord that looks like Mickey Mouse.
Oh, that would be the *AC* cord. The question was about the *DC* cord.
If you are talking about the
Oh, that would be the *AC* cord. The question was about the *DC* cord.
http://www.macally.com/spec/specialties/accessories/psac4.html
Wonder if you can buy that cord as a replacement item..
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Radio Shack is not an electronics store!
When I did my daughters, I just split the Yo Yo and then I used the old
cable, cut it and just soldered it back in place. A bit of plastic glue and
all was good.
I've never seen the G3/G4 connectors at Radios Hackand I've
looked. Do you have a SKU?
On Jun 8, 2005, at 6:05 AM, alienbill wrote:
I'm using a Lombard 333mhz with 320mb ram as my main computer. I'm
looking
to replace my ancient SCSI scanner and my printer with a low-end
printer/
scanner/copier. Every one I see say G3 required/ G4 recommended. I'm
concerned my laptop may not
I've been using a Canon i960 for about a year now, from time to time. This
morning, my daughter had to print an important homework she had to turn in
and since it had colors, she went with the i960. Well, she was not able to
get the black ink to print. They awoke me and I tried deep cleaning the
On 6/8/05 10:31 AM, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've been using a Canon i960 for about a year now, from time to time... I'm
thinking that using non-Canon ink might be the problem.
Anyway, I'm considering replacing the printer... Any recommendation? I'm
looking for a printer
I use Epson printers for my Photography work and therefore have an Epson
printer for my daily needs, although a less expensive version. I once tried
the extremely cheap Chinese inks in my Epson daily driver and to tell you
the truth, they worked very well, although photos printed with the Chinese
Most likely, I will be a real estate agent by the end of the summer. I
am required to have a computer that will run the required software.
The office is checking now with their computer people to see if there
are Mac versions of the software, but at this point they've never had
an agent to
At 11:50 AM 6/8/2005, Tom Ethen wrote:
I then went on vacation for a couple of months and when I came back, the ink
had turned to the consistency of honey and would not print properly. After
hours of cleaning, I finally got it to work, but it was still pretty messed
up and would now clog if left
I use Virtual PC 6.1. It works well enough for me with Office (I
sometimes load it to use MS Access). Virtual PC 7 might be a better
choice for you. You pretty much have your choice of Windows systems
to load on it. I'm running it with Windows 2000 right now, but you
can get XP as
On 08/06/05 13:36, Claire Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most likely, I will be a real estate agent by the end of the summer. I
am required to have a computer that will run the required software.
The office is checking now with their computer people to see if there
are Mac versions of the
My wife was a real estate agent. Much of the MLS stuff worked fine with
Macs, since it's basically web-based. Not sure what other software you
use.
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The #1 failure of such is the DC cord/plug.
Youda thunk someone made a charger with a replaceable DC cord.
It looks like the iPods have such...
Strangely, the part that broke here is the AC cord, so to speak. I have to
push the wire into the attachment into the hockey puck and it'll
virtual PC 6 ran pretty ok on my PB 1.5 with a gig of RAM, using
win2k...
On Jun 8, 2005, at 10:36, Claire Hart wrote:
Most likely, I will be a real estate agent by the end of the
summer. I am required to have a computer that will run the
required software. The office is checking now
On 08 Jun 2005, at 17:44, G-Books wrote:
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Subject: Re: Heat issue/Apple
Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 16:06:24 -0500
I'm a bit ignorant here; what exactly does the iTunes too do?
Brian
On Jun 7, 2005, at 5:37
Claire Hart wrote:
Most likely, I will be a real estate agent by the end of the summer. I
am required to have a computer that will run the required software.
The office is checking now with their computer people to see if there
are Mac versions of the software, but at this point they've
Subject: Re: Replacement power adapter recommendations?
From: David Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 08 Jun 2005 11:44:19 -0400
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You can buy the plug end from iGo, a universal replacement power
supply company -- it's $12, I think, but in a molded form that would
be a PITA to solder a
Hi everyone,
I'll put my 2-cent's in as well. I have had good success with an
Epson Stylus Photo 820 and an Epson Photo C84 printer... both have
printed decently in full-color for my needs (which are not
professional, but for my business and personal use, and for my dog
rescue group.)
I
I've been using a Canon i960 for about a year now, from time to time. ...
Anyway, I'm considering replacing the printer
My not too humble $0.02's worth on this subject. Since the cost of
ink is the biggest cost factor with these things, just buy the
cheapest on sale at the local box store
The #1 failure of such is the DC cord/plug.
Youda thunk someone made a charger with a replaceable DC cord.
It looks like the iPods have such...
Strangely, the part that broke here is the AC cord, so to speak. I
have to push the wire into the attachment into the hockey puck and
it'll
On Jun 8, 2005, at 6:05 AM, alienbill wrote:
I'm using a Lombard 333mhz with 320mb ram as my main computer. I'm
looking to replace my ancient SCSI scanner and my printer with a
low-end printer/ scanner/copier.
Every one I see say G3 required/ G4 recommended. I'm
concerned my laptop may
Laurent,
I have used Canon, Epson, and HP printers. In my experience Canon has
always been the best in print quality and performance. One difference
is that I have not used the low-end printers or low-cost ink. I use
the multi-cartridge printers. To me, printers are like stereo speakers,
the
Hardware Overview:
Machine Model: PowerBook G4 15
CPU Type:PowerPC G4 (3.3)
Number Of CPUs: 1
CPU Speed: 1 GHz
L2 Cache (per CPU): 256 KB
Memory:768 MB
Bus Speed: 133 MHz
Boot ROM Version:4.5.3f2
OS X 10.3.0
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This laptop is taking
I'm in real estate also and from my understanding the MLS system uses Active-X,
whatever the heck that is (I don't really care to know), which helps to keep
the MLS from playing nice with Macs. Also, the MLS, at least for my Board of
Realtors, although I think the MLS system is universal, is
on 08/06/05 20:03, Brian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hardware Overview:
Machine Model: PowerBook G4 15
CPU Type:PowerPC G4 (3.3)
Number Of CPUs: 1
CPU Speed: 1 GHz
L2 Cache (per CPU): 256 KB
Memory:768 MB
Bus Speed: 133 MHz
Boot ROM Version:
on 08/06/05 19:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent,
I have used Canon, Epson, and HP printers. In my experience Canon has
always been the best in print quality and performance. One difference
is that I have not used the low-end printers or low-cost ink. I use
the
g'day,
the battery in my pismo (powerbook g3 firewire) has just died (m7318) and i
wondered if it
has anything to do with the recent os upgrade i performed (10.2 to 10.3)?
everything was fine until i upgraded a couple of weeks ago and now it's as
dead as a dodo.
is this a strange
That is all well and good, except when I go to use the printer for work and
it does not function properly, I will not find the money I saved on cheap
ink worth the irritation of a non functional printer.
Tom
use cheapo replacement inks. If
it stops working in 2 years, the money you saved
On Jun 8, 2005, at 9:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in real estate also and from my understanding the MLS system
uses Active-X, whatever the heck that is (I don't really care to
know), which helps to keep the MLS from playing nice with Macs.
It's the part of IE that causes most of
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